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The CT-24 Main Battle Tank

Role: Main battle tank
Crew: 3 (commander, gunner, driver)
Combat Weight: 45.7 tons (41.5 mt) without ERA
Ground Pressure: 12.8 psi (0.90 kg/cm²)
Dimensions: (LxWxH) 30.18 x 11.78 x 7.19 ft (9.2 x 3.59 x 2.19 m)

Engine: 840 hp (626 kw) air-cooled V-12 diesel
Range: 311 miles (500 km). 559 miles (900 km) with extra tanks
Fuel Capacity 317 gal (1,200 l) ?
Road Speed 37 mph (60 km/h)
Cross Country Speed 22 mph (35 km/h)
Swim Speed N/A
Fording Depth 3.9 ft (1.2 m) unprepared. 16.4 ft (5.0 m) with snorkel
Armor: Turret front: 19.7 in (500 mm). 22 in (560 mm) against HEAT
Applique Armor: Side of hull, over track skirts, and on turret top
Explosive Reactive Armor: 1st or 2nd Generation ERA available
Active Protective System: Arena or Drozd available
NBC Protection System: Yes
Smoke Equipment: Vehicle engine exhaust smoke system. Six 81mm smoke grenade launchers on each side of turret


ARMAMENT:
125mm 2A46M/D-81TM smoothbore gun, AT-11 anti-tank guided missiles.
SACLOS; infrared laser-beam rider, 7.62mm PKT machine gun, 12.7mm NSVT AA machine gun.

Recognition features:
Six large evenly-spaced road wheels on each side with the drive sprocket at the rear, idler at the front and three return rollers.

Two optional drum-type fuel tanks that can be fitted to the vehicle for an increased operational range.

An unditching beam carried at the rear.

A snorkel for deep fording that is carried on the left side of the turret to the rear.

A commander's cupola with a periscope and an infrared searchlight on each side.

A gunner's hatch mounted with two observation periscopes. An infrared searchlight is mounted in front and to the left of this hatch along with a laser rangefinder.

Another infrared searchlight mounted on the right side of the main armament.

A single loader's hatch to the right of the turret with a periscope that can operate to the front or rear.

A driver's single hatch cover, in front of which is a wide-angle observation periscope.

Two light-steel stowage boxes mounted on the turret, one at the rear and the other on the right.

Integrated fuel, oil and storage containers along each side of the hull that give the fenders a streamlined shape.

An oil cell and stowage boxes on the top left side of the hull.

Four removable armored skirt plates fitted over the forward part of the track for additional protection.

A dozer blade mounted under the nose.

A searchlight and infrared headlamp mounted to the rear of the deflector, on the right side.

Turret rails.

A box-like radiation detector/actuator mounted on the right side of the turret behind the compressed air tanks.

A blower mounted at the rear of the turret.

A sharply-sloped glacis made of a new laminate armor 200mm thick and a V-shaped water and debris deflector mounted to the glacis plate.


based off The Russian T-72 Tanks, The Hatarian CT-24 is Hataria's Main Tank for The Grand Army of The Imperial Republic. This Terror is the Most Powerful Hatarian Tank ever.

Price: $400,000,000

M551 Armored Reconnaissance/Airborne Assault Vehicle

Alternative Designations: AR/AAV, General Sheridan, Sheridan
Country of Origin: USA
Role: Armored reconnaissance, airborne anti-tank vehicle
Date Of Introduction: M551: 1967. M551A1: 1975
Crew: 4 (commander, driver, gunner, loader)
Combat Weight: M551: 16.7 tons (15.2 mt). M551A1: 18.0 tons (16.3 mt)
Ground Pressure: N/A
Dimensions: (LxWxH) 20.7 x 9.2 x 9.7 ft (6.3 x 2.8 x 2.9 m)
Ground Clearance: 19 in (483 mm)
Engine: 300 hp (224 kw) Detroit Diesel 6V53T six-cylinder diesel
Range: 373 miles (600 km)
Fuel Capacity: 158 gal (598 l). Diesel, JP-5/JP-8 Jet Fuel (emergency use only)
Road Speed: 43 mph (69 km/h) forward, 9 mph (14 km/h) reverse
Cross Country Speed: N/A
Swim Speed: 3.8 mph (6.1 km/h) with flotation barrier
Fording Depth: N/A
Grade: 60%
Trench Crossing: 7 ft (2.13 m)
Vertical Wall Climb: 2.75 ft (0.84 m)
Armor: Steel turret, aluminum armor, aluminum hull
Applique Armor: Mine protective kit
Explosive Reactive Armor: N/A
Active Protective System: N/A
NBC Protection System: M8A3 Gas-Particulate Filter Unit
Smoke Equipment: Eight tube M176 (early) or M243 (later) smoke grenade launchers

Type Mount Typical Ammo Load
152mm M81 or M81E1 gun/launcher, Turret, manual loading 29 rounds:
10 Shillelagh guided missiles (HEAT).
19 conventional rounds (HE-T, HEAT-T-MP, canister).
7.62mm M73, M219, or M240 machine gun Coaxial to main gun

.50 Cal M2HB machine gun, Turret cupola,

The Sheridan was first made by the USA and used in its Army. The Grand Army has started Useing these tanks in The wars.

Price $308,000,000

M41 Walker Bulldog Light Tank

Alternative Designations Walker Tank
Country of Origin USA
Role Light tank
Date Of Introduction 1951, original M41
Crew 4 (commander, driver, gunner, loader)
Combat Weight 25.9 tons (23.5 mt)
Ground Pressure 10.24 psi (0.72 kg/cm²)
Dimensions (LxWxH) *19.1 x 10.5 x 10.1 ft (5.82* x 3.2 x 3.075 m)
*Hull length. Length, gun forward: 26.9 ft (8.21 m)
Ground Clearance 17.7 in (450 mm)
PERFORMANCE
M41A3
Engine 500 hp (373 kw) gasoline
Range 100 miles (161 km)
Fuel Capacity 140 gal (530 l)
Road Speed 45 mph (72 km/h)
Cross Country Speed 25 mph (40 km/h)
Swim Speed N/A
Fording Depth 3.3 ft (1.0 m) unprepared. 8 ft (2.4 m) prepared
Grade 60%
Side Slope 30%
Trench Crossing 6 ft (1.83 m)
Vertical Wall Climb 2.33 ft (0.711 m)
PROTECTION
M41A3
Armor Hull glacis: 1 in (25.4 mm) Turret mantlet: 1.5 in (38 mm)
Hull nose: 1.25 in (31.75 mm) Turret front: 1 in (25.4 mm)
Hull top: 0.47-0.59 in (12-15mm) Turret sides: 0.98 in (25 mm)
Hull rear: 0.75 in (19 mm) Turret rear: 0.98 in (25 mm)
Turret top: 0.5 in (12.7 mm)

Applique Armor N/A
Explosive Reactive Armor N/A
Active Protective System N/A
NBC Protection System N/A
Smoke Equipment N/A
ARMAMENT
M41A3
Type Mount Typical Ammo Load
76mm M32 rifled gun Turret; manual loading 65.
APDS-T, APFSDS-T, HEAT-T, Frag-HE, Cannister
7.62mm M9194E1 machine gun Coaxial to main gun 5,000
.50 caliber M2HB machine gun Turret cupola AA 2,175

FIRE CONTROL
M41A3
Fire Control System ?
Main Gun Stabilization N/A
Rangefinder N/A
Infrared Searchlight Available

This light tank with a stabilized 76mm automatic gun was designed to replace the M24 Chaffee after World War II. Improvements included cast and welded turret, new mantlet, redesigned ammunition stowage, new fire control system, stabilization system, and automatic lead computer.

The M41 Walker Bulldog was named for General W. W. Walker who was killed in Korea. Replaced by the M551 Sheridan in U.S. Army service.

The driver sits at the front, left side of the all-welded steel hull. Three periscopes are mounted in front of the driver, and another one to his left. Beneath the driver's seat is a hull escape hatch.

The commander and gunner sit on the right, and the loader on the left. A hatch cover opens forward of the commander's cupola, which has five vision blocks and a 360° traversable periscope. Another periscope that can be traversed 360° is provided for the gunner.

The gunner also has a telescopic sight for aiming the 76mm gun. The loader has a single periscope and a hatch cover that opens forward. A light sheet-metal stowage box is mounted on the turret rear. A dome-shaped ventilator is on the turret roof toward the rear. The driver operates the ventilator blower.

The M41 is divided into three compartments. The driver's compartment is at the front, the fighting compartment is in the center, and the engine compartment is at the rear.

Standard equipment on all M41s includes a heater, deep fording equipment, and electric bilge pumps. The M41 is not equipped with an NBC system.

Recognition features:

Five evenly spaced road wheels.
Three track return rollers.
Drive sprocket in the rear and idler in the front.
Turret sits well forward on the hull.
Elongated bustle.

Price: $40,000,000

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ANTI-TANK VEHICLES
The term "anti-tank" originally denoted systems specifically designed to destroy tanks. The term now includes weapon systems designed to defeat armored combat vehicles. Anti-tank weapons which cannot penetrate tank armor can still be a formidable threat if they can defeat or damage more lightly armored fighting vehicles.

Although there are unique anti-tank guided missile (ATGM) launcher vehicles with unique ATGMs, most launcher vehicles are military and commercial vehicles adapted with pintel mounts for portable ground launchers, with ATGMs manually loaded and launched.


The tank destroyer is a self-propelled anti-tank gun. The main gun is sometimes mounted in a rotating turret, but is more often mounted in the upper glacis plate with limited ability to traverse and elevate.


The self-propelled recoilless gun uses gas vents to counter the recoil of a low velocity projectile.

9P148 ATGM Launcher Vehicle

GENERAL DATA
9P148
Alternative Designations BRDM-2/AT-5
Country of Origin CIS (formerly USSR)
Role Anti-tank vehicle
Date Of Introduction 1977
Crew 2
Combat Weight 7.7 tons (7.0 mt)
Ground Pressure ?
Drive Formula 4 x 4 (+ 4 auxiliary wheels)
Dimensions (LxWxH) 18.8 x 7.41 x 7.58 ft (5.73 x 2.26 x 2.31 m)
PERFORMANCE
9P148
Engine 140 hp (104 kw) gasoline
Range 466 miles (750 km)
Road Speed 62 mph (100 km/h)
Cross Country Speed ?
Swim Speed 6 mph (10 km/h)
Fording Depth Amphibious
PROTECTION
9P148
Armor Turret front: 0.4 in (10 mm)
Applique Armor N/A
Explosive Reactive Armor N/A
Active Protective System N/A
NBC Protection System Collective
Smoke Equipment N/A

The platform vehicle is a BRDM-2M/GAZ-41-08.

A variety of ATGM mixes have been seen with 9P148, between AT-4 and AT-5-type ATGMS. The primary benefit of adaptability is increased launcher load and adaptability to user countries' inventories of ATGMs. Most common ATGM is AT-5. As AT-5B is produced, it is likely to replace AT-5 in better-budgeted country inventories.

Reload time for the launcher is 25 seconds.

Russian firms have developed countermeasures, such as encoded-pulse beacons for ATGMs and counter-dazzler adjustments to the 9S451M1 guidance box. Filters can be mounted in front of reticles.

The 1PN66 thermal sight is available for the ATGM launcher. Acquisition range is approximately 2,500 meters.

Russian KBP offers a drop-in one-man turret, called Kliver, with a stabilized 2A72 30-mm gun, a 4 Kornet ATGM launcher, thermal sights, and improved fire control system.

Price: $5,000,000,000

ASU-85 Airborne Assault Gun

GENERAL DATA
ASU-85
Country of Origin CIS (formerly USSR)
Role Air-portable self-propelled anti-tank gun (tank destroyer)
Date Of Introduction 1961
Crew 4 (commander, driver, gunner, loader)
Combat Weight 17.1 tons (15.5 mt)
Ground Pressure 7.3 psi (0.51 kg/cm²)
Dimensions (LxWxH) 19.7 x 9.2 x 6.9 ft (6 x 2.8 x 2.1 m)
Ground Clearance 15.7 in (0.4 m)
PERFORMANCE
ASU-85
Engine 240hp (179 kw) V-6 inline water-cooled diesel
Range 162 miles (260 km)
Fuel Capacity 66 gal (250 l)
Road Speed 28 mph (45 km/h)
Cross Country Speed ?
Swim Speed N/A
Fording Depth 3.6 ft (1.1 m)
Grade 70%
Trench Crossing 9.2 ft (2.8 m)
Vertical Wall Climb 3.6 ft (1.1 m)
PROTECTION
ASU-85
Armor Glacis: 1.6 in (40 mm)
Sides, upper: 0.6 in (15 mm)
Mantlet: 1.6 in (40 mm)
Hull top: 0.3 in (8 mm)
Hull floor: 0.4 in (10 mm)
Hull rear: 0.4 in (10 mm)
Applique Armor ?
Explosive Reactive Armor ?
Active Protective System ?
NBC Protection System ?
Smoke Equipment ?

ASU is the Russian designation for the airborne assault gun (Aviadezantnaya Samochodnaya Ustanovka) and 85 is for the caliber of the gun. The ASU-85 is the replacement for the ASU-57 57mm, which is no longer in service with the Russian Army. The ASU-85 is used primarily in an anti-tank role.

The ASU-85 has no amphibious capability. It has an all-welded steel hull with the fighting compartment at the front and the engine and transmission at the rear. The driver is seated at the front of the vehicle on the right with the commander seated behind the driver. The gunner and loader are seated on the left of the main armament.

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Recognition features:
No turret.
Six rubber-tired road wheels with a distinct gap between the first and second road wheels. The drive sprocket is at the rear, the idler at the front and no track return rollers (nonsupported track).
An engine and transmission at the rear of the hull with two large square hatches in the roof for access to the engine for maintenance.
Air inlet and outlet louvers on the top of the roof at the left rear with the exhaust outlet in the rear of the hull on the left side below the external stowage box.
A large metal stowage box at the rear of the hull, each side of which is a long-range fuel drum.
Box on front left fender.
A vision block to the front of the driver with a periscope above it and another vision block in the right side of the hull.
A commander's single-piece hatch cover in the roof that opens forwards and can be locked vertically.
A periscope in front of the commander's hatch above which is an infrared searchlight.
A single-piece hatch cover in the roof that opens to left and has a periscope. The gunner and loader enter and leave through this hatch cover.
A single vision block and firing port in the left side of the hull.
Another two hatches in the roof of the vehicle behind the forward hatches, both open forwards.
A single vision block is fitted in the rear of the fighting compartment on the right side.
A well-sloped glacis plate and splash board that prevents water rushing up the glacis when the vehicle is fording.

Price: $200,000,000

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